I don't know where MHC and the other Broncos fans on this board is at.....it's been awhile...but thanks for the info
Just make sure it's orange...can't have my Broncos card taken away
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I don't know where MHC and the other Broncos fans on this board is at.....it's been awhile...but thanks for the info
Just make sure it's orange...can't have my Broncos card taken away
Oh I thought you was jumpin on the Panthers bandwagon. But ok I don't see no problem with doing logos for the homies though.
I got love for you bruh but I don't know about that. At least you thinking big tho
The FINGER excuses have begun...
Carson Palmer won't play in the Pro Bowl because of finger
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...-wont-play-in-the-pro-bowl-because-of-finger/
Yeah, this Pro Bowl is going to be a special one.
Via Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic, Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer iswithdrawing from the all-star game, saying he wanted to let his hand heal up.
Of course, Cards coach Bruce Arians said last night the dislocated finger wasn’t the reason the Cardinals lost to the Panthers in dramatic fashion in the NFC Championship Game.
Of course, something happened, as Palmer turned the ball over six times (four interceptions and two fumbles). Whether it was injury related or not, Palmer clearly wasn’t the same player after the injury.
He’s the fourth of the original six quarterbacks chosen to back out, along with Cam Newton, Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger. That leaves Tom Brady andRussell Wilson, along with replacements Eli Manning, Derek Carr, Tyrod Taylor and another to be named later.
Philip Rivers has already said no thanks, which means we’re one step closer to theCharlie Whitehurst appearance we’re all waiting for.
Bruce Arians: Carson Palmer "Didn't Lose The Damn Game"
You can’t lose as badly as the Cardinals did without having enough blame to go around. But given his stat line, the visibility of his position, and the questions throughout his career arc that this season was supposed to shake, this will be remembered as Carson Palmer’s personal meltdown.
The 49-15 blowout loss was a true team effort. (And this probably can’t be said enough: the Panthers are just that good.) But the questions for head coach Bruce Arians circled around Palmer, who tossed four interceptions and lost two fumbles in a truly Delhommean nightmare. Did the pressure get to him? Was he feeling the effects of a dislocated finger suffered last month? Arians didn’t mess around with his answer.
“Carson didn’t lose the damn game,” Arians said. “There’s nothing wrong with his damn finger. You can keep them questions. We just didn’t play well enough. Our best players, especially, didn’t play well enough.”
True enough. His offensive line didn’t do Palmer any favors. Nor did Larry Fitzgerald’s drops. The defense couldn’t make tackles, allowing Carolina a series of huge plays, and the secondary couldn’t stop Greg Olsen. And for all of Palmer’s turnovers, none may have been as back-breaking as Patrick Peterson’s second-quarter muffed punt, just when it looked like the Cardinals might be clawing back some momentum. To lose by 34 points, especially in a conference championship game, you usually have to get beaten on pretty much every unit.
But, Palmer. “This is as low as you can feel,” he said afterward. This was what he’d waited his whole career for, through tough times with the Bengals and the Raiders, two teams he functionally quit on when it was clear they were stuck in neutral. These Cardinals fielded the most talented roster Palmer’s ever played with, but this was all new to him: it was the first road playoff game of his career. And if he came out nervous and conservative against Green Bay last week, he was recklessly aggressive against a Panthers team primed to take advantage. “I kept digging us a hole we couldn’t get out of it,” Palmer said.
Palmer insisted his health was fine, but he hasn’t been the same passer since dislocating his right index finger in Week 15 against Philadelphia. Before the injury: 32 touchdowns and nine interceptions. After the injury (though against exclusively good defenses): seven TDs and nine INTs.
It was a very bad night against a very good team, and should not serve as an isolated referendum on Palmer’s curious career. But he is running out of time to make a better impression: he’s 36 years old, an age when it’s rare for a QB to have his career-best season, and even rarer to keep it up. The Cardinals are good enough to be back here next year, but even if this loss wasn’t Palmer’s fault, they’re not going to win without him.
http://deadspin.com/bruce-arians-carson-palmer-didnt-lose-the-damn-game-1754912268
You can’t lose as badly as the Cardinals did without having enough blame to go around. But given his stat line, the visibility of his position, and the questions throughout his career arc that this season was supposed to shake, this will be remembered as Carson Palmer’s personal meltdown.
The 49-15 blowout loss was a true team effort. (And this probably can’t be said enough: the Panthers are just that good.) But the questions for head coach Bruce Arians circled around Palmer, who tossed four interceptions and lost two fumbles in a truly Delhommean nightmare. Did the pressure get to him? Was he feeling the effects of a dislocated finger suffered last month? Arians didn’t mess around with his answer.
“Carson didn’t lose the damn game,” Arians said. “There’s nothing wrong with his damn finger. You can keep them questions. We just didn’t play well enough. Our best players, especially, didn’t play well enough.”
True enough. His offensive line didn’t do Palmer any favors. Nor did Larry Fitzgerald’s drops. The defense couldn’t make tackles, allowing Carolina a series of huge plays, and the secondary couldn’t stop Greg Olsen. And for all of Palmer’s turnovers, none may have been as back-breaking as Patrick Peterson’s second-quarter muffed punt, just when it looked like the Cardinals might be clawing back some momentum. To lose by 34 points, especially in a conference championship game, you usually have to get beaten on pretty much every unit.
But, Palmer. “This is as low as you can feel,” he said afterward. This was what he’d waited his whole career for, through tough times with the Bengals and the Raiders, two teams he functionally quit on when it was clear they were stuck in neutral. These Cardinals fielded the most talented roster Palmer’s ever played with, but this was all new to him: it was the first road playoff game of his career. And if he came out nervous and conservative against Green Bay last week, he was recklessly aggressive against a Panthers team primed to take advantage. “I kept digging us a hole we couldn’t get out of it,” Palmer said.
Palmer insisted his health was fine, but he hasn’t been the same passer since dislocating his right index finger in Week 15 against Philadelphia. Before the injury: 32 touchdowns and nine interceptions. After the injury (though against exclusively good defenses): seven TDs and nine INTs.
It was a very bad night against a very good team, and should not serve as an isolated referendum on Palmer’s curious career. But he is running out of time to make a better impression: he’s 36 years old, an age when it’s rare for a QB to have his career-best season, and even rarer to keep it up. The Cardinals are good enough to be back here next year, but even if this loss wasn’t Palmer’s fault, they’re not going to win without him.
http://deadspin.com/bruce-arians-carson-palmer-didnt-lose-the-damn-game-1754912268
I guess they figure the offense didnt give up 49 point so...
Shit wasn't a team loss. Palmer lost the fucking game by himself on national tv. prime time biggest game of his life and he shit in the bed
this is who he always was
an injury couldn't save him this time.
David Johnson was beasting against the panthers
John brown was running wide open all night
Palmer shit inside of the bed with 6 fucking turnovers
1 man had 6 turnovers
fuck up out of here.
this is who he always was
an injury couldn't save him this time.
David Johnson was beasting against the panthers
John brown was running wide open all night
Palmer shit inside of the bed with 6 fucking turnovers
1 man had 6 turnovers
fuck up out of here.
imagine if Kap had put in that performance
they would have tarred and feathered him and made him walk home naked
he had 6 turnovers. im not even upset at the cardinals defense. you can't be forced to defend 6 extra possessions with immediate change of field because of your qb.
7 if you count special teams.
along with the offense not scoring on top of turning the ball over
the only drive they were successful on was the drive they took it out of his hands and put it into david johnson's hands. he made it 17-7
they should have said fuck it and let him carry the team but in the quest to prop up cac qb's
this is what happens.
they should have said fuck it and let him carry the team but in the quest to prop up cac qb's
this is what happens.
And the pundits are already saying that he'll be back and recover from this. He still has promise and he's too good to start to look for a replacement
THIS MOTHERFUCKER IS 36 MOTHERFUCKING YEARS OLD
rg3 is DONE
but Palmer? just can't give up on a dude with a fucking loaded roster on both sides of the ball at every single fucking position and can't get it done with THAT fucking lineup
i tell you this.
Put cam on the cardinals they undefeated and the games are all blowouts
Put Kap on the cardinals they probably in the bowl right now because of how stacked that roster is
Put RG3 on the cardinals they are probably in the bowl with how stacked that roster is
and that's not a slight on the panthers AT ALL its me pointing out just how fucking loaded the cardinals are everywhere but 1 person literally held them back
like look at the shit they did this year.. he played DECENT and they were blowing people out
Remember earlier in the year when kap had the 5int's against them and it was because kap is garbage
the next week they got stafford benched from whooping him up so bad.. no worries job safe
arod came in there and did worse than kap... no worries
Cam lights them up...well carson this or that
funny how this shit works
The best thing about my division is the 2 coaches who don't want black qb's. that's why im never worried we just need to keep our black guy which they better fucking do and put some talent around them
could you imagine the rams with teddy bridgewater like they should have drafted? lol i knew they wouldn't i knew it.
i knew arians wouldn't draft someone he was grooming to be a legit starter
shit look at last year the cardinals teams made the playoffs without him. with 3rd and 4th string qb's they made it to the playoffs after he tore his knee up yet a fucking gin.
THIS MOTHERFUCKER IS 36 MOTHERFUCKING YEARS OLD
rg3 is DONE
but Palmer? just can't give up on a dude with a fucking loaded roster on both sides of the ball at every single fucking position and can't get it done with THAT fucking lineup
i tell you this.
Put cam on the cardinals they undefeated and the games are all blowouts
Put Kap on the cardinals they probably in the bowl right now because of how stacked that roster is
Put RG3 on the cardinals they are probably in the bowl with how stacked that roster is
and that's not a slight on the panthers AT ALL its me pointing out just how fucking loaded the cardinals are everywhere but 1 person literally held them back
like look at the shit they did this year.. he played DECENT and they were blowing people out
Remember earlier in the year when kap had the 5int's against them and it was because kap is garbage
the next week they got stafford benched from whooping him up so bad.. no worries job safe
arod came in there and did worse than kap... no worries
Cam lights them up...well carson this or that
funny how this shit works
The best thing about my division is the 2 coaches who don't want black qb's. that's why im never worried we just need to keep our black guy which they better fucking do and put some talent around them
could you imagine the rams with teddy bridgewater like they should have drafted? lol i knew they wouldn't i knew it.
i knew arians wouldn't draft someone he was grooming to be a legit starter
shit look at last year the cardinals teams made the playoffs without him. with 3rd and 4th string qb's they made it to the playoffs after he tore his knee up yet a fucking gin.
To think the Cardinals gave up on their black QB Logan Thomas after "a shaky week of practice"
You know what I find interesting is that these two teams play each other this coming season at Denver......You know the NFL will make that a primetime game
That's going to be a good fucking game. Hopefully Kaep will be in a Bronco uniform when they play.
I would love to have Kap on the Broncos,but I don't think it will happen.
It looks like yall will be wearing the Black uniforms,since the Broncos decided to wear white in the Superbowl...
We're 0-4 wearing the orange uniforms,1-1 wearing the white and 1-0 wearing the blue...don't ask me why we suck wearing the orange uniforms,but it make no sense,since orange is the Broncos primary color.
You have no idea how conflict I am about this game...In one hand I want Cam to win a chip,but I want my team to win it,so DeMarcus Ware can get one....,but I will stick by my team though
Someone should make a Superbowl thread,so we can chop it up in there
I'm going with the Carolina Panthers, who you got.
You should make a Superbowl thread,so we can talk about the game until it happens
MANNNN That's my muthafuckin squad. CACs will be mad as fuck this Super Bowl. I really think we will pull this off but obviously it will be a tougher challenge then bum ass Palmer and the Cards.
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Someone should make a Superbowl thread,so we can chop it up in there
quoted this just so dudes don't think I'm being thirsty posting this shit early
http://www.bgol.us/forum/index.php?...oncos-super-bowl-thread.881464/#post-16144553
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